On 12 March, the United States Department of Treasury issued Russian-related General License 134, reversing sanctions of Russian oil imports for a 30-day period. Even though it may seem to provide some relief to global fuel shortages, it undermines broader efforts of international diplomacy, potentially worsening the conflict.
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In the beginning of 2026, Zara Larsson’s 2016 hit ‘Lush Life’ re-entered the music charts and Tiktok searches for 2016 surged by 452% (Souza 2026). A 2016 revival was happening and although the supposed bringback of the Snapchat dog filter might have been ironic, the nostalgia associated with a seemingly simpler time was not.
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Why Australia’s energy-shock inflation debate is only the surface of a deeper monetary policy challenge across the Pacific.
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Financial illiteracy is a global crisis, but research consistently shows that its consequences fall disproportionately and more severely on women....
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Foreign aid has been poured into the developing world for decades, but poverty persists. What are we doing wrong; not giving enough, giving too much, or maybe giving it in the wrong way? This article explores the economics behind one of the most debated questions in development economics.
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Foreign aid has been poured into the developing world for decades, but poverty persists. What are we doing wrong; not giving enough, giving too much, or maybe giving it in the wrong way? This article explores the economics behind one of the most debated questions in development economics.
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The fear of never owning a home runs rife among the Australian youth of this generation, with the older generation...
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As malatang stores take over the streets of busy cities, have you ever wondered why it has become so popular? Have you ever thought about how you should open up a store yourself so you can always have a nice bowl whenever you feel like it? You’re not alone.
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This article analyses how current and proposed Capital Gains Tax (CGT) policies may influence wealth-building pathways for university students and recent graduates, particularly through housing-market incentives and early-career financial constraints.
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This article aims to break down the true costs involved with travelling, reveal all the hidden economical expenses that may...
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